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Major League Baseball

Record:  69-93   .426.... 5th in National League Central
Stadium:  Great American Ballpark
Playoffs:  Did not Qualify
Attendance:  2,355,259
Payroll:  $59,355,667  
Top Draft Pick:  Ryan Wagner  (#14)   MLB
Manager0 -, Bob Boone

Affiliates  - AAA  Louisville Bats   AA  Chattanooga Lookouts   A+  Potomac Cannons   A  Dayton Dragons   Rk  Gulf Coast Reds   Rk  Billings Mustangs

Team Leaders

HR:  Dunn [27]
RBI:  Casey [80]
2B:  LaRue [23]
SB:  Boone [15]
W:  Reitsma [9]
SV:  Williamson [21]
SO:  Wilson [93]


Oldest Player:  Barry Larkin [39]
Youngest Player:  Ryan Wagner [20]
Longest Tenure:  Barry Larkin [18]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Mark Budzinski (Aug 3)  Jim Chamblee (Aug 24)  Tim Hummel (Aug 26)  Rainer Olmedo (May 25)  Dane Sardinha (Sep 6)  Steve Smitherman (Jul 1)  Dernell Stenson (Aug 13)  
Pitchers: Matt Belisle (Sep 7)  Juan Cerros (Sep 8)  Josh Hall (Aug 2)  Scott Randall (Aug 26)  Joe Valentine (Aug 24)  Ryan Wagner (Jul 19)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Ken Griffey10,174,110442
Barry Larkin9,000,000554
Sean Casey5,600,00011
Danny Graves5,000,00013
Aaron Boone3,700,00017
Gabe White3,266,66719
Ryan Dempster3,250,00019
Scott Sullivan2,800,00021
Jimmy Haynes2,500,00023
Todd Van Poppel2,500,00023
Scott Williamson1,600,00027
Kelly Stinnett1,300,00030
Jason LaRue1,250,00030
Juan Castro800,00034
Wily Mo Pena788,00035
Jimmy Anderson600,00038
Felix Heredia600,00038
Kent Mercker550,00041
Paul Wilson500,00041
Josias Manzanillo500,00042
Adam Dunn400,00046
Russell Branyan395,00046
Austin Kearns350,00047
John Riedling350,00047
D'Angelo Jimenez345,00048
Ruben Mateo340,00048
Felipe Lopez334,00049
Reggie Taylor334,00049
Brandon Larson308,00056
Dane Sardinha300,00061
Dernell Stenson300,00063
Mark Watson300,00063
Steve Smitherman300,00064
Josh Hall300,00066
Tim Hummel300,00067
Scott Randall300,00068
Rainer Olmedo300,00069
Phil Norton300,00076
Dan Serafini300,00077
Brian Reith300,00078
Joe Valentine300,00079
Ryan Wagner300,00079
Jeff Austin300,00080
Jose Acevedo300,00080
John Bale300,00080
Mark Budzinski300,00080
Matt Belisle300,00080
Jim Chamblee300,00080
Juan Cerros300,00080
Seth Etherton300,00080
Ryan Freel300,00080
Jose Guillen300,00080
Aaron Harang300,00080
Joey Hamilton300,00080
Corky Miller300,00080
Chris Reitsma300,00080
Eric Valent300,00080
Salary Notes:  Major League salary data has been publicly available since 1985. Though TBC has salary data for most major leaguers since the data became public, mid-season callups and late signees might not appear. In these cases, the league minimum has been assigned. Minor league salaries are not available as they are not public.

Centiles divide all players into 100 groups and in this situation, a centile of 1 indicates a player is in the highest-paid group, contrary to centile reporting conventions. Players who are in the bottom 20% will automatically earn a centile value of 80 since most likely, all of these players earn the minimum.

The ranking column includes only the top 100 players for each season.